Answer:
A. Politics and civil participation were essential to city life.
Explanation:
The ancient Greek society practiced a democratic system of government which meant that the members of the society, in this case, the men, actively participated in politics. Athens which was the capital city held a council which was delegated by 500 men who made the laws. The men in the society could make their inputs in assemblies where they all convened.
They had a say in which politicians remained and which was removed for they were allowed to submit the names of politicians whom they believed were not productive. When the majority voted against a politician, he would not be allowed to deliberate in the council for a decade.
The term that best describes the Soviet states' transition into independence is 'challenging'.
Answer: Challenging
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Soviet states gained independence after a horrendous conflict with the Tsar. The Tsar had formed a belief amongst the people through the clergies appointed by him.
He was the one chosen by God as a representative of his own to rule over the region. It was difficult to break this belief of the people and transfer the power into the hands of the proletariat
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Explanation:
A. New England Colony: Lumber, ship building
B. Middle Colonies: Farming, exporter of wheat and grain
C. Southern Colonies: Tobacco farming, Growing rice
a. roman catholics
Roman catholicism is the most abundant religion in the area, although the region also has sizable populations of Catholics and Muslims and notable shares of Lutherans in some countries. However Catholicism remains the most predominant religion in the west of Eastern Europe. The most representative cases of this are Austria, and Poland. While, in the Czech Republic is the only country surveyed in which a majority of older people say they are religiously unaffiliated,still , there is a tendency back to religion in some areas among eldery and other social groups. Slovenia, Slovakia,etc also have considerable amounts of catholic devotes.
